##########EXAMPLE########

0.1.2		3.4		start; 0,1,2, up to; 2

0.1.3		4.5		start; 0,1,3, up to; 3
0.2.3		4.5
1.2.3		4.5

0.1.4		5.6		start; 0,1,4, up to; 4
0.2.4		5.6
0.3.4		5.6
1.2.4		5.6
1.3.4		5.6
2.3.4		5.6

0.1.5		6.7		start; 0,1,5, up to; 5
0.2.5		6.7
0.3.5		6.7
0.4.5		6.7
1.2.5		6.7
1.3.5		6.7
1.4.5		6.7
2.3.5		6.7
2.4.5		6.7
3.4.5		6.7

######PROGRAM STARTS HERE###

toCalculateLinear=3; //serial
toAppend=2; //parallel

start_array[toCalculateLinear];
append_array[toAppend];

#parallel
for (i=0; i < toCalculateLinear; ++i)
{
	start_array[i] = i;
	append_array[i] = toCalculateLinear + i;
}

numeralSystem=7;

#parallel
for (i; i < numeralSystem-toAppend; ++i)
{
	#serial
	start=calculateLinearCombinationsGreater(numeralSystem = i, end=toAppend);
	#parallel
	for (j=0; j < toAppend; ++j) toAppend[j]+=1;
}


###NOTE####

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